Need to bring about change with firm resolve: Pankaj

Chaudhary, State President, BJP

Message of nation-building via dialogue with youth: ‘Yuva

Samvad 2026’ held at Kashi Vidyapith

Varanasi, 8 Oct (HS): The youth represent the face of India

and possess the potential to transform both the state and the direction of the

country. Today’s youth believe in forging their own paths rather than following

the trails laid out by others. These sentiments were expressed on Thursday by

the chief guest at the ‘Yuva Samvad 2026’ (Youth Dialogue 2026) event,

organized by the Mahamana Madan Mohan Malaviya Institute of Hindi Journalism at

Kashi Vidyapith. He remarked that India has always been, and remains, a nation

of the youth. While some individuals specialize only in spreading social

discord—playing games to divide the country and shielding infiltrators—the

rights belonging to India's youth will not be surrendered to foreign

infiltrators. Public participation is essential to transform India into a

developed nation. He stated that the past is one's treasure, the present is

one's struggle, and the future is one's golden dream. Urging the youth to

participate actively in politics, he noted that their involvement would ensure

the nation's reins are held by capable hands and strengthen the path toward a

developed India.

Guest of Honour and BJP Uttar Pradesh President Pankaj Chaudhary

stated that today's youth play a pivotal role in building a developed India and

shaping the country's future trajectory. He emphasized that the change we wish

to see in society must begin with the self. Regardless of an individual's

background, he noted, a resolve to serve enables one to contribute to society

and the nation. He added that with firm determination, any goal can be

achieved.

During the ‘Yuva Samvad’ event, youth representatives Nisha

Singh, Ishika Pal, Garima Pandey, and Sakshi Rai shared the stage with the BJP

National President and the State President. During the event, the chief guest

and the guest of honour planted saplings on the premises of the Gandhi Study

Centre. Director Dr. Nagendra Kumar Singh conducted the proceedings and proposed

the vote of thanks. The event was coordinated by former Students' Union

President Ashutosh Singh 'Ashu'. Assistant Registrar Dr. Anand Kumar Singh, Dr.

Shriram Tripathi, Rajesh Rai, Rohan Pratap Singh, and others were present on

the occasion.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi